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After weeks of preparation and meetings, SJC has finally begun to implement their hybrid model. Creation and implementation of the return to school plan has taken routine meetings from multiple stakeholders at St. John’s to ensure a quality education, smooth return, and the safety for all involved members of
Morning News
Editorial note: Sabre editors Amalia Villegas Vegas and Orla Collins explain why they feel strongly about their decisions to not return and return to campus this week. The opinions expressed here are solely the opinions of the writers and do not reflect the viewpoints of The Sabre. Orla Collins: Why
Emily Burke’s Analysis: For an hour and a half on Tuesday night, worried Americans and people outside the US tuned in to watch the first of three presidential debates between President Donald Trump and former Vice-President Joe Biden. The debate covered 6 general topics: the Coronavirus, US economy,
Around Campus
Mrs. Nguyen With the new school year comes new teachers and this year we welcome Mrs. Nguyen to St. John’s as the new honors and AP Biology teacher. Mrs. Nguyen grew up in Southern California, she attended the University of California Riverside as well as the University of Southern
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Around Campus
Since the beginning of quarantine, teachers and students throughout the country have had to quickly adapt to distance learning. All work, classroom teachings, and materials have had to unexpectedly be transferred from a physical form to an online form. Over the past few weeks, I have “virtually interviewed” a few
Lifestyle
Note: Sarah Rowland reviews Outer Banks and Kaia Anderson gives you five more shows to binge heading into the weekend. Outer Banks (2020 – Present) Netflix released the show Outer Banks on April 15, and since then it has become a hot topic across multiple social media platforms. The show follows
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Poverty Week is a relatively long-standing tradition here at St. John’s in which the school community comes together to learn about people living in poverty and what they can do to support those in need. The Sabre looked into what serving the community means to the coaches and
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